The Historye of the Bermudaes Or Summer Islands
The Historye of the Bermudaes Or Summer Islands
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Many close con- ferences are held betweene her Captaine and the Goueruour and his leaders, that Wood (formerly spoken of) and one Yates being alwayes at his elbowe, and in his eare; and verely beleiued it is that Elfry, being in priuate with them, and the aqua vitse pott walkeinge, did freely ynough professe some secret ententions, and possesseth them with many pretie hopes out of the West Indies, with which being tickled they are induced the readyer and willinger to giue eare to his motion for... releife ; howsoeuer certaine it is, that after some six weekes staye, being furnished by the Gouernours secret appointment with one hundred thousand eares of come out of the kings castle, which was to haue bin as a continuall store ther, and euery yeare renewed by the country, and by this meanes vaided with a good newe sayle that belonged to the publick, and the which they shortly after wer in pitifuU want of, and a hansome bote built at the charge of the aduenturers, he merely hoysed sayle and makes his waye on his entended voiage ; and well knowen it is that the kind deputy Gouernour had noe other satisfac- tion from him at that time (nor that I knowe of euer after), than windie promises, of straunge requitalls vpon a bon voiage, the which he scorned so much as to question ; and vpon which it is sayd the good gentleman builded braue castles in the aii-e, and held himselfe very well and suffi- ciently appayd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many close con- ferences are held betweene her Captaine and the Goueruour and his leaders, that Wood (formerly spoken of) and one Yates being alwayes at his elbowe, and in his eare; and verely beleiued it is that Elfry, being in priuate with them, and the aqua vitse pott walkeinge, did freely ynough professe some secret ententions, and possesseth them with many pretie hopes out of the West Indies, with which being tickled they are induced the readyer and willinger to giue eare to his motion for... releife ; howsoeuer certaine it is, that after some six weekes staye, being furnished by the Gouernours secret appointment with one hundred thousand eares of come out of the kings castle, which was to haue bin as a continuall store ther, and euery yeare renewed by the country, and by this meanes vaided with a good newe sayle that belonged to the publick, and the which they shortly after wer in pitifuU want of, and a hansome bote built at the charge of the aduenturers, he merely hoysed sayle and makes his waye on his entended voiage ; and well knowen it is that the kind deputy Gouernour had noe other satisfac- tion from him at that time (nor that I knowe of euer after), than windie promises, of straunge requitalls vpon a bon voiage, the which he scorned so much as to question ; and vpon which it is sayd the good gentleman builded braue castles in the aii-e, and held himselfe very well and suffi- ciently appayd.
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